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When should i go to hospital for a muscle strain ?
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If you are : Absolutely sure it is only a muscle strain, then no. They will most likely give you some nsaids that you can get over the counter after a long wait and costly visit. If you are sure, wait and see primary care doc tomorrow if it is still bothering you. Hope that helps!
Answered 3/5/2014
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